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Yahoo
19-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
QPR sign Australian midfielder Pearman
QPR have signed Australian midfielder Jaylan Pearman on a free transfer from Perth Glory. The 19-year-old represented Australia as the Young Socceroos won the Under-20 Asian Cup in February. Pearman will join up with the development squad after his contract with the Glory expires at the end of the month. Advertisement The news comes after the club revealed player of the season Jimmy Dunne had signed a new deal, Pearman follows Kaleb Dyke and Timothy Akindileni in joining up with the R's development squad. "It feels amazing. It's a lifelong dream to play in Europe, so it's exciting to be here," he told the club's website. "QPR are well-known for bringing in and bringing through young players, so it's a good pathway for me in terms of any other club I could have gone to. "It's the right choice to come here."
BBC News
19-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
QPR sign Australian midfielder Pearman
QPR have signed Australian midfielder Jaylan Pearman on a free transfer from Perth 19-year-old represented Australia as the Young Socceroos won the Under-20 Asian Cup in will join up with the development squad after his contract with the Glory expires at the end of the news comes after the club revealed player of the season Jimmy Dunne had signed a new deal,Pearman follows Kaleb Dyke and Timothy Akindileni in joining up with the R's development squad."It feels amazing. It's a lifelong dream to play in Europe, so it's exciting to be here," he told the club's website, external."QPR are well-known for bringing in and bringing through young players, so it's a good pathway for me in terms of any other club I could have gone to."It's the right choice to come here."
BBC News
03-06-2025
- Business
- BBC News
Leicester midfielder Dyke to join QPR
Leicester City midfielder Kaleb Dyke will move to QPR at the start of 18-year-old will join up fully with the Rs after a successful trial will join centre-back Timothy Akindileni, who completed his move from Aberdeen on Monday, in the development squad."For me, the right club is the one with the pathway, the pathway into the first team," he told the QPR website, external. "And then it's the facilities and the overall feeling of the club."The feeling for me here was very positive from the start – the pathway's amazing, you can see players going into the first team, so it was a no-brainer."
